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From Photo Shoot To Cover Page
Shyne Barrow's photo shoot images are featured on the cover of XXL magazine, where he discusses his past shooting incident and prison sentence.
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Scriptwriting: The Art Of Storytelling
The Belize international film festival begins with a workshop on screenwriting led by Professor Abiyi R. Ford, focusing on Belizean storytelling.
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Chill, the Next Episode
International stars, including actor Darryl Mitchell, arrived in Belize for the upcoming Belize Film Festival, which starts tomorrow night.
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It’s Time For Africa
The US dance company Step Afrika is in Belize to host workshops and perform the African American dance called stepping.
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The Film Festival Returns
The Belize International Film Festival returns with films from around the world and workshops on various aspects of filmmaking.
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Mexican Ballet “Bailaran” in Belize
The Quintana Roo Classic Ballet Company from Mexico is set to perform in Belize, offering a rare opportunity to experience classic ballet.
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Lobsterfest: Don’t Call It A Comeback
Caye Caulker's Lobster Fest resumed after a delay, attracting locals and tourists to enjoy lobster dishes and support the primary school fundraiser.
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Few Remember Old Isiah Morter
Isaiah Emmanuel Morter, Belize's first Black Millionaire, is largely forgotten despite his significant contributions to history and society.
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Tax Collectors With the Common Touch
The GST office celebrates its fourth anniversary by providing community service to 84-year-old Henry Bowen, who received a new bed and home improvements.
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Summer Camp For Art
A summer arts program at the Museum of Belize teaches students drawing and painting techniques to foster appreciation for art.
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Reality Youth’s Spiritual War Against Gully & Gaza
Reality Youth releases two music videos aimed at influencing young people positively through music, countering negative influences from popular artists.
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Into The Maya Underworld
Archaeological explorers have discovered Belize's first recorded fossilized remains in cenotes at the Mayan site of Cara Blanca in the Orange Walk district.
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